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![]() a dragon goby sifts sand all over your corals a orange spot goby sifts sand over sand. i have one around 6" very big he can do my whole tank by the time out of bed he keeps my sand shiny. is a pain to sandbed corals though mine digs my elegance out and my clam out all the time.
they also build burrows under rocks so make sure your rockwork is stable. i hated my dragon goby and gave it away for free.... ive come to love my orange ![]()
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![]() I'm going to look for an orange spot goby. I have a few corals on my sand so I don't want a sand storm covering or aggravating them. The rocks are on the bottom of the tank so they should be stable for burrows...not sure where all my sand snails have gone.
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![]() I got sand stars. In two of my big tanks they do a Pretty good job. Not as fast as my gobies in my other tank but they get the job done.
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![]() Hated my diamond goby and he new it
Steal frags and hide them in borrow. Build mountains and destroy them In hours. Clould up te tank Never ever again |
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![]() I'd definitely love some starfish, but I think the tank is too young for them. They seem like a good choice but what are their long term survival rates like?
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![]() Of you got dirty sand. Then sand star should be fine. I had 2 since almost new
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